At some point browsers are just going to consume SCSS (Sass) natively anyway.

But I know what you’re thinking. Why the @s ? Other languages don’t need them. The going theory is that due to SASS using @if , they are worried about breaking sites. The whole concept of web development is not to break websites. This is nice, but I don’t think a web standard should cater to third-party software, especially since SASS also uses @elsealready.
CSS Is Finally Getting If/Else Statements!
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Beau Beauchamp
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At some point browsers are just going to consume SCSS (Sass) natively anyway. Best not to break that code at the outset.
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Technology entrepreneur. Web application architect. Paranormal sci-fi romance writer.
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